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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
CURRENT COMMENT.
Bound to Rave What They Want.

From The Neto Terk Herd1d tIHd.)
The Americans are the best people in the
want they are bouna to have, even If they
wnlttle 1t out OF nothing with jeckknife.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

''sherman's March, No. Q" is what the
Louisville Courier-Journal calls Senator
bherman's visit to the South. The diff
Terence between march No. and march
No. / is that No. 2 leaves no ashes behind.
Senator Sherman may safely consider
himself a much more popular man in the
South than his brother.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

A sorceress, 1t is said, predicted that
Emperor William, OF Germany, would
live to be SO years old, but that the last
years of his life would be full OF trouble.
The prospect just now seems to indicate
that the sorceress was mistaken,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

The race between the Coronet and
Dauntless has caused more betting than
was ever before known ON a single event.
1t is estimated that more than 81, 000, 900
is at stake. The Coronet Is the favorite,
but the Dauntless has plenty of friends
who are willing to risk their money on
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
Fearless Senator sherman.

From the NoshUtlie 4 mexican (Dem.)
We trust that Senator sherman. when he
gets oacS to his home in Ohio. will be frank
enough to tell his constituents that he was
n3s once a'sailcd by southern ku- k'ux. and
tiat he pssscd in and out among the bloody
rebel rufhans without being once shot at.
inns VIII show Senator Sherman's constltu-
ents what bold and fearless man he is.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

That Washington doctor, z. T. Sewers.
VINO recently discovered that President
CleVelands days were mum bered. must
feel like kicking himself when he ANS
out that the Western newspapers are
calling him CDR. U. $. somers, a veter.
inAry surgeon" If he doesn't, he will
certainly feel like exclaiming; "what is
fsmev
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

The bars are down, gentlemen. The
South offers free field to Republican
statesmen who have an ambition to
|. break its solidity. They are warned,
however. that talk even at close quarters
will never do it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

A negro woman, who was the daughter
OF king, saw Washington at Albany. n .
T., In 1893, was heir to l&tge estate,
weighed 405 pounds, and had begun to
turn white in patches, died in Buffalo the
other day at the age of 104. What Doom
she would have been to the average dime
museum.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

The Providence Journal, long leading
Republican newspaper in Rhode Island,
has announced for the Democrats. Every
day the prospect of Kidding Rhode Island
OF Republican rule grows brighter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

Senator Sherman has lest great op-
portunity. The South wants money, not
talk. III he had come down with enough
money to buy few booms he would
have made himself 'solid'' with the
solid South
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

Some Of the Western papers ridicule
the proposition that President Cleveland
should visit the South. Does it mean
that they are afraid the visit would in
crease his popularity?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

Among the Georgians who will 20 TO
Tennessee TO aid the ProhibitIonists in
the attempt TO give that State coDstitu-
tional prohibition are Senator Colquitt,
Rev. Sam Jones, and Rev. DR.. ). y. Haw-
thorne. They will make a strong team,
and neither fre nor dynamite will
frighten them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

The Norfolk Virginian calls itself "a
Journalistic University" Considering
that since 1865 it has given twenty noted
workers to the press OF the South, 1t is
entitled to the name.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
The Work ofthe Press.
Fro7u the Velo YORK World fDan1.

From the Ne,O York World tDHm.l
Whatever Mr., Dougherty may think about
IL. the people KnOw that though the press ls
not free from error, and is still below the
hlgh ideal which IL might reach, 1t is never
theless the most potent actual force in check
ing corruption, securing good government
ana promoting every good work that now eX-
lists in this country
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

There are 100000 gallons of whisk v
In Kentucky bonded warehouses. One OF
these days prohibition will pour it all
out and then tue earth will be a greater
s'soaker'' than the typical barroom loafer,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

The favor with which woman suffrage
meets at the North suggests that the
saddle that that section means to ride in
is the side-saddle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

Herr John Most, Anarchist and convict,
will deliver a speech in New York on
tApril 4. His subject will be: "The Free
dom of Speech VS.. Penitentiary." Un-
fortunately for long suffering public, he
knows more about the former than about
the latter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
halfway Commission Points

BY some it is thought to be rather re-
markaDle that Judge Cooley should have
given up the receivership Of the Wabash
railway, which is paying him $3.50 a
year, for an Interstate Commerce Com
missiOnership, which pays only $500.
1t is probable, however, shat he argued
that the receivership would not last very
long, while he might remain a member OF
the commission for years. And, besides,
the honor OF the place may have had some
ATTRACTIONS for him. He may believe that
he can assist materially in making the
law work smoothly. If he can he Will
increase his reputation, which is already
very considerable.
1t seems to be understood that he VIII
be chairman and have the appointment
OF the secretary. The salary is $500
and there are 800 applicants. He will
probably pass over all the applicants
and appoint personal friend. Each OF
the commissioners will probably be al.
lowed secretary. They have 500. 900
to spend as they please, and they will
doubtless spend some OF it TO rid them
selves Of all the drudgery of their posi-
tons. 1t is not probable that the Com
mission will organize much before April l..
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

Has the code duello taken the place OF
the Georgia code in the law department
of the State University?
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

Queen Victoria is in earnest about her
jubilee. She has lately been to see
circus.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

Curious developments on the subject Of
"the color line" are madein New England
every now and then. The latest is to this
effect; The insurance companies OF Con-
necticut refused to take risks upon the
lives Of negroes on as favorable terms as
upon the lives Of white persons. In order
TO prevent the discrimination the Legis.
lsture OF that State has just passed a bill
requiring the insurance companies 10
treat the negroes as the whites are
treated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

The Raleigh, n. c., News and OBJ
server has "scooped" all the newspapers
In the country, for 1t has discovered that
Mr.. Blaine has come South, bringing his
family with him. The News and OBJ
server says that at restaurant in Char
lotte, where Mr.. Blame dined the other
day, he made his family nurse, a negro
woman, sit at the table with him. Mr.
Blame ought nor to have done it, but it
was a small matter in comparison with
his cruelty TO the press in not making
known his intention TO visit the south.
II the News and Observer has not made "A
mistake, Mr.. Blaine is now at Aiken,S. G.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
gnuraiiomaI.
Ma,.fvu,s ro.n,uarciaI Colleges

Martyrs Commercial COhesc,
$40 Sixth street, Washington, ID; z. No
practically useful business edncaavya AZ any
terms nor vacations. students CIV 'Twelye
time. Terms-Life scho arship, &4o, tor cir.
weeks course. board. ETC., SIS. seno w.
cular.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
PERsONALTTIES

Miss Minnie 7. Breeze. Of Morenci, is Wis
ting relznves in the dty.
STATE Railroad Commissioner John T.
Rich vas in The city yesterday.
T. H. sherley. . prominent liquor dealer.
oi Louisville. Ny, IS IA tne city.
Mss Kittis Cass. Of Eston's Bee Hive,
has returned from Der visit in The West.
Fay Weston. of Grsndvils. ed yes
tsrday from bis visit with friends Al Stony
Point.
The Misses AIRY and Ethel Frelixh ara
spending sunday with friends in Auske-
gun.
Lieut.. A. ". Seymour and family left
yesterday to attend a family reunion at La
porte. Ind.
Miss Teresa Hics. Of PetOsksy, is the
guest 0f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gridlsy, OF
Granville
Mrs. George Pavsy and family have re-
tsirned home amer spending three weeks a.
Aacstaws PARK.
Mrs Calvin Thomas. Of Ann Arbor. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zenss
Allen, Of C0it-aYe.
Miss Emma Kuerner. OF Wheeling, West
Virgins. - visiting Miss Lena Bdckly, Of
~ ThirG-sf.. West Side.
Mss Mary G. Dickinson has sccepted the
position of preceptress in the High school,
a Mon civ. Branch County.
j. RI. Cook. OF the 81. Louis A San Fran
cisco Railroad. and T. 3. Bowss, of the
Illinois Central. we're in the city yesterday.
Mss Cory bss returned fror hsr outing
a. ottaws Reach. bringing with hsr the
string Of ish Of Der own catching.
Mrs.. " q. Shsrrsrf and son. Of New
YORK CITY are The guests Of Mrs Sherrs-si' :
sister. Mrs. d. d. Crosby, OF 81 Chsries-st
At Drake ssd wife. Of Washington,
and daughter Airs. Frank X happen. OF KaI-
smazoo. are the guests Of RsV. J. Graham
and family.
Mss Allie Wsxsr. Of Oksmos. who has
bsen visiting Miss Nary Richardson. Of 105
Esst-st.. lsff ysstsrSiay morning % visit
fispds ~ Stanton
Rev. pr. Fair = AZ Chsrievoix on q Va
cation. snd Rev. NJ. Woodford vii offci-
sc a S.. Marks Sunday morning and in
bis own cburch in the evening
AIex. MeLsren. "Msck. she Tailor. has
sold his residence. sS Henry st. TO Rev
goilier. u Battle Creex. Mack thinks 70
going West 20 spend the Winter for the
bsne6s Of bis health
Capt. Gus Hansheil and T. r. Store. two
prominent citizens snd business meu Of
Cincinnati. vlth their wives we're the guests
81 sam - Watson. AZ sweets on their ~
turn home from Pst0s<ey yesterday.
Rev. Kerr b Tupper. pastor of ne Foun-
tain Street BAPTIST churrh. Who bss been
II Nsssacn uselfs ~ tbs ssash0rs win his
family for over q mouth resJstiCatinz for
BIS health returned home asst evening.
and viii occupy bis puipit tomorrow.
Misses Hattie VsnNess and Nay Mont
rofner~. accompanied by Carl Hitchcock.
have zuns % Grand Rapids % attend a
sirthday party and musicale IN honor Of
Ms Bl0ssie smith. or Grand Rapids
iellsa hf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
A DAYLIGHT RO66ER.
RE Eaters Room and Appsopristes the
y.la.blss Thief Captured.

RE Eaters Room and App<opristes the
N.la.bIss ss-The Thief Captured.
Charles Asdgeson Was released from the
Jail Yesterday. having completed ten days
sentence for being drunk. About O'Clock
in the afternoon the residents ia the block
.. lO7 MOnr0e-st. were startled by seeing =
strange man IN the room occupied by Carrie
Z. Brown. A painter who was at work IN
the hlock was the first 20 see him, but the
women soon caught on aud there was no
end Of screaming burglars, police. murder.
etc. They attempted 70 keep him IN the
room until an officer could be called, but
he broke away and ran down
stairs. the women after him
screaming all the while. This attracted
the attention of some men on the street.
who gave chase. following the burglar down
Spring-st They caught him near the depot
and gave him into the charge of Special Pa
trOlman Cowell. who brought him TO Po-
lice Headquarters. Here he was recognized
as Madgeson and on searching him gold
chain valued at $40. pair OF bracelets. ring
and some silverware, all belonging to Miss
Brown, and valued at about S22, was found
secreted about his clothes Miss Brown
identined the articles and made a complaint
against him. lie Is confined in the Jail anu
will have hearing in Police Court this
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

" h@x . sfriss n1te&sx~ a-s - $40
AssaE IN. 1sxss EsssF.
~'fse snset Il Isxzs fsF1 snl0ss ~
CezEk . caaEls 81 psoD.hsy ss a. savsEes
- rst4il prices. s2id -ssr;ns s9tehsr. N
discussing rs mater yssssEasy. eak tAers
- a. rsazon sAy g sh0aia a. prsssat
tel pa fke uarxss assR asss aa1 'soAD
tals sumner. fhsF nass sssn Iass eSsniag
leney. Ths oosAtry = fzli Of cattle, sna
osink ~ the past1fss being ieIaEec os t1s
cTcll1 farmers are anxious - sci. Bat tas
DEscss h4se Sssn 50 los thsE t1ss
hate aesr hoistlng bscz ~ Sama1sr sail-
isz iof esAtsF nzeFea. Yea see Aienis4n
iara-ers a0E 1AEe - compete N.t1 t4e
Western c4liis 4ia<s. Neatly b4lf. yss fully
sAlf 81 Dot nlgFs " sas heef SOD in Grand
Rapids tlts cammsF. Las leen bo0sbs "a
ia West nost OF Il Ia d. Lo1ls. sna
salpFec Ia. eegsFal car lo4ds II cattle have
been oroaght IA nearly every ae<k. and ~
course men Hho Dug ~ the iaT,aefs bsas
have O. CompeEs Nlt8 $. Louis
prices with tie freight added.
This has mase ths maEkst duh
iof TIE hone pI0dact a. wholesale. out The
market men have managed 70 keep their
prices gp They have Deso selling FiSat
sionE a. The oil prices besed on . shilling
4ad fourteen &, hlteen cents per pound Tor
steak shiie payiax only i've and 81 cents
for Deel in the quarter. Iae present rs-4ll
prices ought 20 make wholesale prices
seven 4nt eight cents. a1d al that nguEe
there IS plenty n Michigan beef 10 supDly
tbs market aud al that they want g snlp
40 North. No, the outbreak OF the Isger
wont stop the shipment of Texas cattle.
They may bold Up for little while. Bat
they j sooa - az lt again. The fever don
hurt the Teas cattle mueh. They nearly
al have Lt. but It's death % our native cat
tie. / dons think Il will spread much.
AT they ye got - 10 = % Keep the rexans
away from the natives aud lt Il soon disap
pear. its nolhihg surprising that II should
break cut here. II j. likely 10 make Us APP
psarance at any TINS where Texans are
shipped ia and allowed % mix IN with the
natives"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

ORDER OF FUBLICATIOS.-state Of Michigan
" The Circuit Court Tor The County of Kent. In
Chancery. At a session of said Court. held al the
Court House in the City Of Grand kSpids in said
county, on the am day OF Aug, A. D.. lSs7. Pres
ent, Hon. Robert NJ. Montgomery, circuit Judge.
Charles ;. Paul, Complainant vs.. Hattie Paul.
defendant
Ia this cause. il appearing from affidavit on file,
that the defendant Hattie Paul is not resident
OF this state, but is n resident OF korsvsa New
York. On motion of A. .. Srozier. Com plsinsnt's
Solicitor H Is ordered that the appearance Of said
nonresident defendant Hattie Paul be entered
therein within four months fTom the date OF tins
order, and ia case OF her appearance she
fled, and copy thereof % be served on the COM
plsinaHts solicitor within tweuty days after
service on her OF a copy OF said Dill ana notice
Of this order aud IN default thereof said bill VIII
be taken confessed by said non resident de-
fendant: And il Is further ordered that within
hfeen days the Complainant cause q notice Of
this order 10 DO Published ia the TelegrsGa-
Herald newspapsr printed. published, and
circulated in sad County. and that said
publication be continued therein once IN each
week for six sucCeave weeks. or hat he cause
copy OF this order ~ be personally served on
said nonresident defendant 70 least twenty DAYS
before the time above prescribed Tor her appear
ance.
ROBERT NJ MONTGOMERY.
Circuit Judge.
Examined, counts r1ened end entered by me,
C0RN ELlUs l.. HAkVE1.
Register.
A. o. CROZIER, CompaInanrs Solicitor.
true copy-Atsest:
CoENELIUs L. HARVEY,
Register.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

TIE issiies who ase stadying Dslssrte
Under Ms. Tis3ae declare thst is = a
ersssiag n interest with sveTy lesson. 70
Class some sffsrncon st I65 Westinghouse
end ~aicn tee 8nir1stsd fsces ss ne scserce
is g1ioidec 70 them. The peope II trsrd
Eactfs sfe very irrtursfp IN narfrz this
opportunity - sturdy vita ene who ss the
Fresiient cf the Boston school 81 0ratarg
says. SANDS a. the iors fr0us q tie pro
tession
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

DROBATE ORDER.-SrATE or MICHIGAN. Coun-
L ty OF hent-sS. Al session Of the Probate
Court OF the county of Kent, held al the Pro
bate Office in the city Of Grand Rapids, on
the 4th Gay OF AagEst, IN the year one thousand
eight hundred aud ighfy seven. Present, Cyrus
Z. Perkins. Judge o. Probate
IL the matter u the estate Of John O'C0nnor
deceased Dennis J. O'Counor having filed IN
this C3urt a petition rTayin- tnht the instrument
nov on a. in this court may be admitted 10 pro-
bate, and the execGii 70 thereof and he admin
strstion with the VIII annexed of said estate
may De granted 20 him or some other suitable
person.
IL l. orde Cd, tnai Monday the 9TH day Of sep
tcmber 81 ten o'clock in the forenoon, AZ said
Probate Oftce be eppo.uted for hearing sad pc
titiOn.
nd Il il further ordered that a copy Of this
order fe published three successive weeks previ
ous to said dsv % hearing u tie Grand Rapids
TELEGKky-HEskLn, . newspaper printed and cir
cuisting in sad County Of Kent.
IA true cOyy.) CYRUS +. PERKINS
Judge ofrrobate.
FRANK W. HISE Register
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

There is no cessation in the large houses
week. and the audience are unanimous in
endorsing the fire performance which is
presented. The speciality people are all
good, the music is remarkably clever and
the three act comedy Josh Whitcomb," re-
plete with fun. There isn't slow act on
the programme, everything goes with a
vim and vigor, and the show well deserves
the liberal patronage accorded il. The
usual Saturday matinee will be given this
afternoon at , O'Clock when the full and
complete programme will be presented.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

The elegant nev BAL n ihe rer Shepard
hicck. cCYner Of eu1tain srd Iaais-srs. 70
- occupied ~ tie Missss GsEs aud Bene-
diet rSfh their aanc'ng sssdezaV. vi Be-
formally orene3 sous tn1e r ffcfoher Tie
hsil IS -nxto feet sd + fhe hsss arranged
f-r ,ssncsng of ssy n the citv. sr1 = rr3-
~i+ssi with every modern srpofnt-,srf
TIE hal vi - for rrns f,r hers ra-- -
.r<iais nssic&ls and ~ eiucs snd otber
or~ani izafions. bat 81 es let 20 Srss slsss
parties only.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
The Babyi. ~Au stopped Up.-

I'VE took Il out riding in its carriage and
Il went 70 sleep. Il caught cold while we
were carrying It from the carriage back into
the LOuse-" The Holman Adjustable Baby
Carriage csa be detached from the vhee.s
and csrried into the house without disturb
ing the baby. See advertisement and send
FOR a catalogue. rs Wabash Avenue, Chi
ra~o III
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

The O. f. & I. Railroad Company have
offered for SAFE ali Of the pine lands in Ls1e
county. sealed bids vii be received BY "
O. Hughsrt Land Comuissiorer. 70 re
opened October ist. next Plsts and further
Information can be bad by addressing him
a. Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

The Grand Central formerly New York
Oyster House. still lives, and entirely re-
ittet and refurnished. viii be rsopened to
the public with a grsad dinner today.
Ne viii continue. "a hsretofore. to sup
ply bis psfrons with the finest IS cent meals
in the city. James McClsy, proprietor. 81
and 80 Pearl At
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

rev iot Of thirty-6 head % gentle
Wyoming rsised horses vii be so}d ~ No
? Crsscsn ~Aieees stable. on Anz-
Izst -. commencing sf / c'cl0ck ,. n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

AT unpaid accounts will be given 70 col
lection sgsucy after Arg ~
6forRxkv. Bso's 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
Attention.

i to 10 slst Ra
kasee sse and M uppy Depot where hsy vii sway hne the
O n be
and Standard and STANDARD Btiine
full line all
OILS
Mill Supplies
Lesfh fhst
Pack
Rubber Goods, csndee Co.'S Rubber Clumb
Victor Bicycles spsuding
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

J. /. Starkweather, pension attorney
Romeo Mich, will be az Ionia in camp
August To- IL, rs and Grand Rapids August
- and - at the County Clerks Office for
PENSION work. Get your pension increased.
Dependent fathers and mothers entitled 70
pension. Widows entitled to n pension.
Drafted men who served entitled to a pen
sion. Rei>cted claims a speciality. He
never gives up r worthy claim. Call and
see him. Advice free.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
Why Laura Loaf Her Bean.
Laura once had an afFluent beau.
Who called twice q fortnight, or 30,
Now she sits. Sunday eve,
AL lonely to grieYe,

Oh, where is her recreant beau.
And Why did be leave Laura so2
Why. he saw that Laura was a languish-
ing delicate girl, subject to sick headaches
sensitive nerves, and uncertain tempers
and knowing what lifelong trial is fret
ful. sickiy wife, be tF4. sferred his attentions
TO her cheerful. healthy cousin, Ellen. The
secret "a that Laura's health and strength
are sapped BY chronic weakness, peculiar 10
her sex. which Ellen averts and avoids by
the use o. Or. Pierces FsvOrite Prescrip-
ton. This Is the only remedy, for woman's $
peculiar weaknesses and ailments. sold by
druggists, under positive guarantee from
the manufacturers. that It will give sstisfae-
ton in every case or money viii be refund
ed. See guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

SrFzRroR.-Hattie Clark vs.. Orren Clark.
In chancery. Decree Of divorce granted
complainant.
CIRcUT.-Catherine Byrnes vs.. Joseph H.
Martin. Assumpsit- Time to settle bill Of
exceptions extended FIVE days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

Remember the Brick Layers and Ma
sons Jnion excursion "a Maskegon. Satar-
day. August - Fair g. % r0a8d trip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

WssslssFos. Ak sl--sAlghuy ssrn-rf.
faiS ~-4tner ssria1.s sinsis. ssasf.Aiy ls.sia
eAsl u saaka
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

scenf veur vsc8iion A. "The ksnei,z-
bcn. Earcor SprnEs Aich.
Tx 3. ssELr. Naraxer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20

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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
J. 4. Williams, M. D.,

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FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything II the
line Of special furniture. inside
finish OF house, ofhce or store,
wood rnsntels. and contract
workof any kind made 70 order
on short notice and - the best
manner out Of thoroughly dried
lumber Of any kind. Designs fur
nisheG when desired.
Wolverine Chair Factory,
W. <. PeaTl-st, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-20
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